Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-01-01
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, ! bsooklynltes who are accustomed tO us the horse cars of the Brooklyn Cit, Railroad Co, are compelled to-day [,
 walk. The company controls clever Ines Ot street cars, all of which are tieC up today. The men clam that th, . company las failed to carry out tb, sgreement made with the men las
 March ID regard tO hours of work. On,
 oi the causes of ths trouble was tn, Tact that the clmpsl.y would not recog
 uiz3 the Knights Of Labor nor the Fun
 p!re Protective Association in its nego
 nations wl'h its men. About eight
 o'clock dCZen clrs were started under
 The protection of the police. In East
 New York one of the ears was attack d by five s,Ikefs and the police promptly
 arrested them aud thus prevented fur
 iher trouble.
 BROOKLYN, \. Y.,Dsc. 23-The Brook. iy;- merchants say they will lose thou
 7snds of dollars by tue strise coming in
 holiday week. It was evident at noon ] that there was likely tO be serious trou-
 ole on the lines of the Brooklyn City | railroad. and the pohce were calle d
 upon to protect the car which the com l pauy desired Co start from the ] AAULEAL
 BOe and several off ,ers went to the scene end, mounting the platform ] the car was started. IL got only block ! on its Journey when the mob took pos ! -esslon of the car and ran the car back | into ihe depot. The police were unable ! c. resist the men. lbs car nt Hersey ! street and lOmpkins avenue was over turned. The drIver and conductor were assaulted bY the mob. The police st- tempted Go interfere, but were overpow- red and the reserves were calle upon to ali them The car was hOisted from the ! rack at Fulton and New York avenue and the police were ca.led upon herr but were also driven En1 The conductors Tto were nOn-union men, were assault ed.
 LONDON. Dec 23-The resignation of Lord Randolph Churchill from the cab met has caused sensation. The desire to increase the expense ot the admiralty aci war office, tO which Lord Randolph was opposed, indicates, IL IS believed. that the government are of the opinion nat European war is imminent. and :hat extra naval and military prepara- ti.ns on the part If England are re- quircd to make her influence felt on the continent,
 MINNEAPOLIS, Minn., Dec. 23-Two men in cutter drove n front of Ellintfs i=welfy store. on Nicollet avenue, at II. .3J last night; broke in window and car lied ciT tray of diamonds to the value 1f eight thousand dollars. and escaped before the police or anyone ID the store could give chase. Before breaking in the window the robbers plgcs Q heavy obk bar in the handle oi the dOOi, there by preventing 1t from being opened from within. The windows was smashed with a small axe.
 BRIDGEPORT, Conn, Dec. 2I-Wm Warner, young man well known ID this city. has oi late been quite intimate with M-s. Mary Lynch, a young married woman, who formerly resided here with her husband. A few weeks ago Mrs. Binch left home and went to her mothers near Newtown. Last evening Warner leaned they quarreled, s'T Tyiflfsn ube quarrel Warner drew pistol aud shot Mrs Lynch through the heart. The un- fortunate woman fell face downward to the floor. dead Warner asked her 1 mother If she though. Mary was dead l 4ui at tue same instant sent another |
 
 srouliers. The murderer then left the | house. The officers began securing the l country for him. Warner returned to l and shot himself Ills body was found l wing across tnat of his victim. He left l s note m which he gave the csuse of the l murder as jealousy.
 SAN FRANOIsCo, December 23-The l m eiiuC o; the San Francisco Passenger l Agents Association to-day resulted m 0 l disruption of tie association. The l Southern Pacific refused to am5n nd their 1 rate sheet, Bs demanded by Atlantic and l Pacific. and also refused to consent to @ | division of territory. There IS now no l agreement in existence for the maIntsin- l IuE of rates and rate war IS IGeylts- l ble.
 NEW YORK, Dec. 23.-The strike of the employees of the Brooklyn City | roads ended tonight. The company re l fuses to glva my information as to the 1 terms os settlement, but It is thought ii has acceded to the demands Of the men. |
 WASHINGTON, Dec. 23 This evenings ! Star has tne foilosiug: The probability | of .he fi-tieth con gTess being convened | in an extra sessions aE an early day ID | spring. IS being discussed among publc l men. Unless the present congress shall | provide some means of relieving the l treasury from the steadily increasing | surplus. it is the belief of some proml- nsnt democrats that congress will be | called together to perform that task. | One uf the high officers of the treasury I says he has no doubt of an extra session, l uules- this congress shall deal with the | surplus question. He expressed the | opinion that the president would con vene the fiftieth congress within thirty | dave after the fourth of March, slonid l nothing be done m the way of relief | of the treasury by that time.
 SAN FRASCIsCo. December 23-The l coroucr held an inquest today in the ! t.4ss of the sailor whose b1dy was wash | ca ashore from the wreck of tbe Whaler Atlantic last Friday, when tTeuty-elghi 1 of ,he crew of the Ill-iEted vessel l1st their lives. Alter the testimony ot The tug which lowed the vessel ou; aud oi Captsin Wiug, one of the owuers, the iury found that death was from drown ing The jury also charged Cspiain Warren and J. snd W. R WI0g, cvnerss with manslsugbier. The person m command of the United States life say lng station was censrred. Warranis were issued by the coroner for tue ar rest on the charges of msnslaugh,er oi the persons SO charged m the verdict.
 SODA SHRISGs, December 23.-trliasy last the dead bodies ot Charles l.. Read, sho; through !he head. and Cap tain John Vim. with the back of hls head crushed with a blunt instrument, were found at their cabin hear CaTlDoo forty miles north of this place. John Williams tells the following story. He was returning from hunt and stopped at the cabin, Read asked 70 examine his rifle. which was accidentally di-chsrged in Reads hands, The bal rassing through his head, causing m stsut death. This melted quarrel DC tween Vim and himself. so he was forced to Kill Winn in self detense. Coroner Bassett and Sheriff Taylor lett for the scene to hold sn inquest and arrest Williams. Read Is brotber-ln- law of CIiy Attorney White of Ogden Vim was well known. Both of the de- ceased were highly respected. They were engaged n mining.